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Allen® Advance Table User Manual (D-720686-A6)

If desired, install the optional
cervical traction bar on the support
top-side of the head-end H-bracket
as follows:

Determine the hole location for
the cervical traction bar.

NOTE:

The hole locations are numbered on the
side of the H-brackets.

Put the bar into the H-bracket openings. Make sure that the bar is
level by verifying that each end of the bar is installed into the H-
bracket at the same numbered hole location.

Make sure the drop lock on each end of the bar moves to the side
to hold the bar in position.

Pull the traction rope from the bowtie down and underneath the
bar.

NOTE:

The bar has an indentation to help keep the rope in position during
cervical traction.

Summary of Contents for A-71100-BR

Page 1: ...Allen Advance Table User Manual Product No A 71100 US A 71100 CA A 71101 EU A 71101 AUS A 71101 UK A 71101 SA A 71100 BR A 71101 PT A 71101 IND and A 71101 THA D 720686 A6 ...

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Page 3: ...ontact Allen Medical Technical Support Sixth Edition February 2018 First Printing 2013 Product may be covered by one or more patents Please consult listing at www hill rom com patents for any patent s Velcro is a registered trademark of Velcro Industries BV Ultra Comfort is a trademark of Allen Medical Systems Inc Allen Bow C Flex and Easy Lock are registered trademarks of Allen Medical Systems In...

Page 4: ...mation contained in this manual Allen Medical reserves the right to make changes without notice in design specifications and models The only warranty Allen Medical makes is the express written warranty extended on the sale or rental of its products NOTE Replace this manual D 720686 if it is damaged and or can not be read To order additional copies of this manual D 720686 contact Allen Medical This...

Page 5: ... Use Instructions 17 Turn the Unit On and Off 17 Battery Charge Level 17 Potential Equalization Conductor 18 Lock and Unlock the Brakes 18 Manually Release the Brakes 19 Reset the Electronic Brakes after being Manually Released 19 Adjust the Length of the Table 19 Install the H Brackets and a Patient Support Top 20 Remove a Support Top and or Bracket 23 Install the Advance Pinless H Bracket 24 Ins...

Page 6: ...Top 180 47 Transfer a Patient 53 Access the Cervical Traction Assembly 54 Setup and Use the Advance Cervical Device 57 Change the Cervical Traction Angle 59 Shut Down the Table 60 Clean and Disinfect 61 Clean 62 Clean Difficult Spots 62 Steam Clean 62 Disinfect 62 Troubleshooting 63 The Table Will Not Go into Pendant Control Mode from the Manual Flip Mode 63 The Pendant Control and Manual Flip Ind...

Page 7: ...Allen Advance Table User Manual D 720686 A6 v Parts Replacement 67 Pendant 68 Removal 68 Replacement 69 Fuses 69 Removal 69 Replacement 70 Accessories 71 Specifications 74 ...

Page 8: ...vi Allen Advance Table User Manual D 720686 A6 NOTES ...

Page 9: ...to be moved and locked into position by use of an electronic control on the Table pendant This manual provides the information required for normal operation of the Table Before you operate the Table be sure that you have read and understood in detail the contents of this manual It is important that you read and strictly obey the aspects of safety contained in this manual Any reference to a side of...

Page 10: ... patient or user safety To ignore a warning could cause patient fall patient injury or user injury A CAUTION identifies special procedures or precautions that persons must obey to help prevent equipment damage PRODUCT SYMBOLS Symbol Description Table Frame Symbols Conforms to European Medical Device Directive 93 42 EEC a NOTE Components of the Lateral to Prone configuration manufactured prior to A...

Page 11: ...ance with IEC 60601 1 This symbol is black with a white background Failure to Follow the Operating Instructions Could Put the Patient or Operator at Risk symbol in accordance with IEC 60601 1 This symbol is white with a blue background The blue background indicates a mandatory action Shows the maximum patient weight for the Support Tops The Table is not suitable for use in oxygen enriched environm...

Page 12: ...on of the cervical traction assembly Shows that tape should not be used Shows the location of the leg section hinge point for the optional lateral top Identifies the power and control outlet for the optional lateral top Shows that the leg section of the optional lateral top is able to drop up to 22 from horizontal Shows the deflate control for the air bladder and the connection point for the air p...

Page 13: ...l is not on all pendants Tilt Left control turns a support top up to 25 counterclockwise Tilt Right control turns a support top up to 25 clockwise Identifies the controls in the area as column height controls This is not a control This symbol is not on all pendants Up control raises both columns at the same time Down control lowers both columns at the same time Symbol Description Pendant Symbols ...

Page 14: ...es the controls in the area as brake controls This is not a control Lock control locks the brakes Unlock control when pressed along with the Key control unlocks the brakes Key control when pressed along with the unlock control unlocks the brakes Lateral surface down lowers the patient s legs This control is not on all pendants Lateral surface up raises the patient s legs This control is not on all...

Page 15: ...or is green when the brakes are locked the Unlocked indicator is orange when the brakes are unlocked Pendant Control indicator is green when the Table is in Pendant mode the Table can be operated by the pendant controls Manual Flip indicator is orange when the Table is in Flip mode the top can be turned manually Prone Support Setb Identifies the chest pad Identifies the hip pads Identifies the rig...

Page 16: ...cedures in this manual are only manufacturer s suggestions The final responsibility for patient care with respect to this device remains with the attending physician No modification of this equipment is allowed Patient support tops and accessories from Allen Medical are designed to industry standard dimensions Before you use products that are not from Allen Medical you must verify with the product...

Page 17: ...o follow facility protocols may cause death or serious injury If the Table is to be used near high frequency surgical equipment cardiac defibrillators and cardiac defibrillator monitors refer to the product manufacturer s instructions to make sure the equipment will operate as intended Incorrect use or handling of the power cord may cause damage to the power cord If damage has occurred to the powe...

Page 18: ... a patient make sure that the unit is in its lowest position and the patient is in a level position not tilted Before you transport the unit make sure of these The unit is in its lowest position The power cord is disconnected from the facility power outlet and stored on the unit Accessories supports and any equipment that is to be transported with the unit are within the perimeter of the unit and ...

Page 19: ...tem Feature Page Item Feature Page A Power cord outlet 17 F Cervical traction rope insertion 54 B On Off switch 17 G Patient support top with pad 20 C H bracket 20 H Emergency brake release 19 D Cross pin 20 I Collapsible cross tube 19 E Bowtie 20 J Cross pin and H bracket storage 24 ...

Page 20: ...re Page Item Feature Page K Power indicator 17 P Flip handle 42 47 L Pendant cord holder 60 Q Pendant holder 60 M Pendant connector 68 R Pendant 68 N Cervical traction release 54 S Power port for lateral top 54 O Display status indicator 14 T Battery charge level 17 ...

Page 21: ...ufactured prior to August 2017 may not be CE marked Check individual product for details Item Feature Page Item Feature Page U Lateral bracket 28 Z Lateral support top with pad 30 V Prone bracket 43 AA Air pump 31 W Air bladder deflate control 31 AB Air tubing 31 X Air pump connection 31 AC Air bladder stored in lateral support pad Y Rail support top with prone support set 43 ...

Page 22: ...d base Model number label Serial number label Plug outlet On Off switch Equipotential ground point Manual Brake release red handle on both columns Power indicator when on the Table is plugged in Battery Charge Level Manual Flip handle when released the flip feature can be used Cervical Traction release when pressed the traction assembly moves out from the column Lateral Top Power Point this suppli...

Page 23: ...r lowers the Table columns The height can be adjusted from 26 5 to 50 67 3 cm to 127 0 cm measured from the support top to the floor Trendelenburg Reverse Trendelenburg raises one column in relation to the opposite column Lateral Top Control on A2 and newer models lowers the leg section of a lateral top up to a 22 break Electronic Brake lock unlock locks and unlocks the brakes Model A1 Model A2 ...

Page 24: ...o the left or right Tilt Indicator and Tilt Indicator Area Brakes Locked and Unlocked indicators Pendant Control indicator Manual Flip indicator You will find the Retract Extend handle at the center of the cross tube Lift the Retract Extend handle to adjust the overall length of the table from 69 to 109 175 3 cm to 276 9 cm Lower the handle to lock the cross tube in position Unlocked Locked ...

Page 25: ...er outlet the Table operates on battery power Battery power is for short term use only and should be used for emergency power situations only Battery Charge Level WARNING If the batteries are not charged before you use the Table the Table may not function in an emergency situation Patient fall or injury could occur When the Battery Charge Level indicator shows a low level of charge or if you hear ...

Page 26: ...the Table is to be used with a patient who has intravenous cardiac or other medical equipment LOCK AND UNLOCK THE BRAKES CAUTION Do not press the Lock control while the Table is being moved Equipment damage could occur Lock press and hold the Lock control until the Locked indicator on the display is green Unlock press and hold the Key control as you press the Unlock control until the Unlocked indi...

Page 27: ...e Table and its On Off switch is on 2 Press and hold the Key control as you press the Unlock control You will hear the brakes move 3 Press and hold the Lock control until the Locked indicator on the Table display is green 4 Try to move the Table to make sure the brakes are locked If the brakes did not lock repeat Step 2 and Step 3 ADJUST THE LENGTH OF THE TABLE 1 If there is a support top on the T...

Page 28: ...t fall injury or equipment damage could occur 1 Make sure the patient support top is designed for the simultaneous use of tilt and Trendelenburg or Reverse Trendelenburg 2 Make sure the brakes on the Table are locked the Locked indicator on the Table display is green 3 If you need to use the lateral top remove the H brackets or Advance Pinless H Bracket if installed refer to Remove a Support Top a...

Page 29: ...pin into the H bracket through the bowtie and through the other end of the H bracket WARNING Do not use the H bracket without the cross pin installed correctly To do so could cause patient fall injury or equipment damage d Make sure the drop lock on the end of the cross pin moves to the side to hold the H bracket in position e Repeat these steps to install an H bracket on the other column ...

Page 30: ... to the Released or down position h With the help of another person turn the H bracket on each column so that it is toward the bottom of the column i Push the Flip handle up to the Locked position You do not need to press the red Safety lever 5 Determine which hole location on the H bracket to install the support top NOTE The hole locations are numbered on the side of the H brackets ...

Page 31: ...pport top while a patient is on the support top Patient fall or injury could occur b At each end of the support top insert a cross pin into the H bracket through the support top connector assembly and through the other end of the H bracket WARNING Do not use the support top without the cross pins installed correctly through the H brackets To do so could cause patient fall injury or equipment damag...

Page 32: ...ecessary remove the support top and H brackets see page 23 2 Make sure the brakes on the Table are locked the Locked indicator on the Table display is green 3 Do the steps that follow to open the mounting latch on both sides of the Allen Advance Pinless H Bracket a Press the release button on the mounting latch b Move the release button away from the center of the Advance Pinless H Bracket to put ...

Page 33: ...n position Make sure that the release button comes back to the released position on both mounting latches Make sure that the red safety indicator is not visible d If necessary repeat Step a through Step c to install an Advance Pinless H Bracket on the other column a Hold the Advance Pinless H Bracket so that the mounting latches are down the lift handles are on the side closest to the column and t...

Page 34: ...ad and foot ends will both be free to rotate f Push and hold the red Safety lever B forward as you pull the Flip handle to the Released or down position g Turn the Advance Pinless H Bracket on each column so that it is toward the bottom of the column h Push the Flip handle up to the Locked position You do not need to press the red Safety lever i If necessary repeat Step a through Step d to install...

Page 35: ...e in the unlocked position Each tilt control release will operate the other tilt control release 2 Move the bottom of the Advance Pinless H Bracket towards the column 3 Raise the patient support so that the end is above the patient support carriage 4 Lower the patient support onto the patient support mounting hooks Make sure that the patient support attachment hooks secure the patient support 5 Pu...

Page 36: ...so that the open end is up a Make sure that the hook feature of the main support bracket is over the pin on the bowtie then turn the main support bracket until the cross pin hole in the main support bracket aligns with the cross pin hole in the bowtie b Insert the cross pin into the main support bracket through the bowtie and through the other end of the main support bracket WARNING Do not use the...

Page 37: ... hold the red Safety lever B forward as you pull the Flip handle to the Released or down position g With the help of another person turn the lateral bracket on each column so that the open end is toward the bottom of the column h Push the Flip handle up to the Locked position You do not need to press the red Safety lever ...

Page 38: ...of the Allen Advance Table The head end of the Allen Advance Table is the end with the control panel The head end of the lateral top is the end that does not articulate and has the air manifold 2 At each end of the lateral top install a cross pin into the lateral bracket through the lateral top connector assembly and the other side of the lateral bracket Make sure that the cross pins that secure t...

Page 39: ...ient rotation is done without the use of the Drawsheet 7 Put the Drawsheet on the lateral top Refer to the instructions included with the Drawsheet AIR BLADDER AND PUMP 1 If necessary insert the air bladder in the lateral top pad There is a sleeve with a Velcro closure built into the lateral top pad 2 If necessary connect the air bladder to the air hose on the lateral top 3 Connect the hose to the...

Page 40: ...all medium and large two thigh supports one sling and one head plate Sling WARNING Do not use the sling with the Lateral to Prone assembly The sling does not provide sufficient patient support for a lateral to prone transfer Patient injury or adverse surgical outcome can occur WARNING The sling is intended to provide a support for the patient s legs We recommend that you use additional pressure re...

Page 41: ... the top Make sure the clamp side of the support is toward the outside of the top Thighsupport makesure the support will be in a position to support the patient s upper thigh area Hip support make sure the support will be in a position that is in between the patient s iliac crest and the top of the pelvic bone b Close the blue clamp on to the locking posts c Slide the blue clamp to the locked posi...

Page 42: ...chest support in position on the Rail Top at a location dependent on the patient s gender Female install the support so that it will be above the breasts and below the clavicle paying close attention to avoid the brachial plexus Male install the pad so that it will be across the nipple area NOTE When the support is installed the indent should be toward the foot end of the Table 2 Attach the Velcro...

Page 43: ...on on the Rail Top at a location to support the patient s head 2 Attach theVelcro straps to hold the head plate in position 3 Install the foam head block on to the head plate NOTE The Allen Head Plate is designed to work with the Allen Foam Head Block only Supine Access Tops A 70404 In some instances supine access tops can be used on the rail top instead of the sling To attach a supine access top ...

Page 44: ...ed Indicator s The Table power cord is connected to the Table and to an applicable power outlet The Power indicator is on The On Off switch is on The Battery Charge Level indicator is on The brakes are locked The Locked indicator is green the Unlocked indicator is off The Table is in Pendant mode The Pendant Control indicator is green the Manual Flip indicator is off The columns are level at the s...

Page 45: ...tor on the Table display is green The patient is secured to the support top and is fully prepared for the adjustment NOTE We recommend that you use the two large security straps to secure the patient to the support top The Table is free of objects that could interfere with the adjustment WARNING Observe lines closely during articulations Always use good line management techniques Failure to do so ...

Page 46: ... injury or equipment damage 1 Use a minimum of three people at each Advance Pinless H Bracket to raise the Advance Pinless H Bracket handles to adjust the height of the patient support a One person should stand on the patient s left side to support the weight of the patient and patient support top One person should stand on the patient s right side to support the weight of the patient and patient ...

Page 47: ...age is locked in position If necessary move the patient support carriage up until the patient support carriage is locked in position PUT THE TABLE IN A TRENDELENBURG POSITION WARNING Before you adjust the Table or use the tilt feature make sure that the brakes are locked the patient is secured to the support top and is fully prepared for the adjustment and the Table is free of objects that could i...

Page 48: ...ariatric patients we recommend that you install three supine access tops A 70404 to help support the patient during the Tilt procedure WARNING Before you adjust the Table or use the tilt feature make sure that the brakes are locked the patient is secured to the support top and is fully prepared for the movement and the Table is free of objects that could interfere with the adjustment Otherwise pat...

Page 49: ...old the opposite Tilt control until the top is no longer tilted The Tilt indicator on the display will be in the center of the Tilt Indicator Area and the Tilt Level indicator will be green LEVEL THE TABLE AND THE SUPPORT TOP To determine if the Table is level look at the display The Tilt Level indicator will be green The Tilt indicator will be in the center of the Tilt Indicator Area WARNING Befo...

Page 50: ...to help identify the height level 3 If the support top is tilted press and hold the opposite Tilt control until the top is no longer tilted The Tilt indicator on the display should be in the center of the Tilt Indicator Area and the Tilt Level indicator should be green ROTATE THE SUPPORT TOP 90 WARNING Before you adjust the Table or use the flip or tilt features make sure that the brakes are locke...

Page 51: ... top electrical connector is not connected to the auxiliary power port 2 Install the prone support bracket a Make sure that the hook feature of the side support bracket is over the pin on the main support bracket then turn the main support bracket until the cross pin hole in the side support bracket aligns with the cross pin hole in the main support bracket WARNING Do not use the Lateral to Prone ...

Page 52: ...e prone support set without the cross pins installed correctly through the prone bracket To do so could cause patient fall injury or equipment damage c Make sure the drop lock on the end of the cross pin moves to the side to hold the support top in position 4 Look at the display and make sure the Tilt Level indicator and the Brakes Locked indicator are green 5 Align the prone support pads with the...

Page 53: ...otate the support tops 90 There is a sufficient number of persons available for the patient to be rotated Persons and equipment will not be in the way of the support tops when they are rotated To watch the lines so that they do not get pinched or caught during the rotation The patient s head stays in the correct position during the rotation At least one caregiver is in a position where he or she c...

Page 54: ...Flip handle A down to the Released position NOTE The Manual Flip indicator on the display turns orange to show that the support tops are no longer locked in position and they can be flipped The Pendant indicator on the display turns off to show that you can not use the pendant controls while theTable is in Flip mode 10 After the patient has been flipped and the tops are level the Tilt Level indica...

Page 55: ...in aligns with the cross pin and remove the cross pin at each end of the lateral top Remove the cross pin at the foot end of the lateral top first d Remove the lateral top 13 Install the arm boards on the rail top 14 Remove the Drawsheet from the patient 15 Put the patient in the prone position as directed by the surgeon FLIP THE SUPPORT TOP 180 WARNING Before you adjust the Table or use the flip ...

Page 56: ...installed If it does not install them see page 32 2 Install the second support top as follows a At one end of the Table put the upper H bracket in position on the bowtie Hold the H bracket so that the open end is down the J ends are toward you and the H bracket is angled toward you b Install the J ends of the H bracket on the bowtie so that the H bracket fits into the notches on the sides of the b...

Page 57: ...re to use correct lifting methods could cause patient fall injury or equipment damage g With the help of another person align the ends of the support top with the pre determined hole location WARNING Never remove a cross pin from a support top while a patient is on the support top Patient fall or injury could occur h At each end of the support top insert a cross pin into the H bracket through the ...

Page 58: ...e to hold the support tops and H brackets in position 3 Loosely install a minimum of four safety straps evenly spaced and around both support tops NOTE We recommend that you use the four Allen Safety Straps that were included with the support top 4 Make sure the support tops are in the correct position and then tighten the safety straps 5 Make sure the superior support top is progressively compres...

Page 59: ...d line management techniques Failure to do so could cause patient fall injury or equipment damage WARNING Failure to observe the patient s head while the support top is being flipped could cause patient fall or injury 7 Make sure of these and then follow facility protocols to manually flip the support tops 180 There is a sufficient number of persons available for the patient to be flipped Persons ...

Page 60: ... down to the Released position NOTE The Manual Flip indicator on the display turns orange to show that the support tops are no longer locked in position and they can be flipped The Pendant indicator on the display turns off to show that you can not use the pendant controls while theTable is in Flip mode 9 After the patient has been flipped and the tops are level the Tilt Level indicator on the dis...

Page 61: ...emove the upper support top 13 Carefully remove the upper H brackets 14 Make sure the patient is in the correct position for the surgical procedure TRANSFER A PATIENT WARNING Before you transfer the patient make sure the brakes on the Table and the other transfer device are locked and the patient and staff are fully prepared for the movement Otherwise patient fall injury or equipment damage could ...

Page 62: ...moves out from the column 2 Pull the assembly out from the column and make sure the assembly is in the locked out position The Cervical Traction Release button will return to its original position WARNING The maximum diameter of the traction rope should be 0 25 6 35 mm The use of a traction rope that is greater than 0 25 6 35 mm in diameter could cause binding inside the cervical traction assembly...

Page 63: ...on the side of the H brackets b Put the bar into the H bracket openings Make sure that the bar is level by verifying that each end of the bar is installed into the H bracket at the same numbered hole location c Make sure the drop lock on each end of the bar moves to the side to hold the bar in position d Pull the traction rope from the bowtie down and underneath the bar NOTE The bar has an indenta...

Page 64: ...quipment damage could occur 6 Use traction weight per facility protocols Make sure that The traction weight is in a safe position such that it is free from possible unintended movement The traction rope stays in the indented section of the cervical traction bar You do not press the Cervical Traction Release button while traction weight is being applied NOTE The cervical traction bar is an optional...

Page 65: ...n before you install the Advance Cervical Device ACD Do not adjust or articulate the table after the ACD is installed 2 Push the upper end of the mounting latch to open the mounting latch 3 Put the ACD on the head end bowtie and release the mounting latch The mounting latch will be even with the housing when the ACD is secure Make sure that the ACD is secure on the top side of the bowtie 4 Push th...

Page 66: ...side the cervical traction assembly Patient injury could occur as a result of inaccurate traction 6 Put the traction rope through the carriage and through the hole in the center of the bowtie The rope will go through the traction assembly and out the left side of the column near the release 7 Put the traction rope over and around the pulley 8 Press the carriage adjustment releases and put the carr...

Page 67: ...all injury or equipment damage could occur 9 Use traction weight per facility protocols Make sure that The traction weight is in a safe position such that it is free from possible unintended movement You do not press the Cervical Traction Release button while traction weight is being applied You do not press the carriage adjustment releases while traction weight is being applied Change the Cervica...

Page 68: ...e ball indicator will be fully visible when the carriage adjustment releases are in the fully locked position SHUT DOWN THE TABLE 1 Level the Table and the support top Level the Table and the Support Top on page 41 2 Press and hold the Lower control until the Table is in its lowest position 3 Hang the pendant and its cord on their holders 4 Turn the Table off This removes all power from the Table ...

Page 69: ... or equipment damage WARNING Always wear the applicable personal protective equipment when you clean the unit Otherwise injury could occur WARNING Do not put the unit in an equipment wash room Patient fall injury or equipment damage could occur WARNING Do not expose the unit or its components to excessive moisture Patient fall injury or equipment damage could occur CAUTION Do not use harsh cleaner...

Page 70: ...ried on soil you may first need to saturate the spot STEAM CLEAN Do not use any steam cleaning device on the unit or put any Table components in an autoclave or steam cleaning system Excessive moisture can damage mechanisms in this unit and its components DISINFECT CAUTION Failure to use cleaning and disinfectant products in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions could cause equipment dam...

Page 71: ...tions above are met and the Table still will not go into the Manual Flip mode reset the power press the On Off switch to off and then to on THE PENDANT CONTROL AND MANUAL FLIP INDICATORS ARE FLASHING Make sure that the Flip handle is fully in the Up and Locked position or Down and Released position If the indicators continue to flash reset the power press the On Off switch to off and then to on TH...

Page 72: ... maintenance The suggested Maintenance Checks below include specific items for you to examine MAINTENANCE CHECKS If any of these checks fail repair or replace the part as applicable If the repair or replacement does not correct the problem remove the unit from service and contact Allen Medical Technical Support refer to Service Calls on page 64 Overall Condition The unit is clean and has been disi...

Page 73: ... their indicators operate correctly this includes controls on the Table and on the pendant The motors operate correctly during articulation there is no friction abnormal noises or an audible indication of overload Battery The battery is in good condition with the unit unplugged the pendant controls operate all Table articulations the battery is charged Brakes and Casters The brakes operate correct...

Page 74: ...er life cycle and will need to be replaced They are listed below When correctly maintained the Lateral Top support pad has an expected life of 2 years When correctly maintained the Lateral Top air pump tubing has an expected life of 2 years When correctly maintained the battery has an expected life of 3 years DISCARD THE UNIT When the Table has reached the end of its useful life discard it in acco...

Page 75: ...o could cause patient fall injury or equipment damage WARNING Do not service the unit while a patient is on the unit Consult with facility caregivers to make sure that a patient is not on the unit before you service the unit Patient injury can occur The parts shown below can be replaced by facility authorized maintenance persons If additional parts need to be replaced contact Allen Medical Technic...

Page 76: ...e 2 Turn the Table off and unplug it from the facility s power source 3 Unscrew the nut from the Table connector 4 Remove the nut from pendant cord and install the nut on the new pendant cable Make sure the ribbed end of the nut is toward the connector end of the pendant cable Power cord AUS 1 A 71409 Power cord China 1 A 71412 Fuse 5 mm x 20 mm 6 3 A 250 V slow blow A 71100 XX 2 C 007318 Fuse 5 m...

Page 77: ...ble connector 5 Plug the Table in and turn it on 6 Make sure all pendant functions operate correctly FUSES Removal 1 Make sure the brakes are locked the Locked indicator on the Table display is green WARNING Failure to remove power from the Table could cause patient fall injury or equipment damage 2 Turn the Table off and unplug the power cord from the facility s power source and from the Table 3 ...

Page 78: ...A6 Replacement 1 Install the new fuses in the holder 2 Fully insert the holder into the plug housing 3 Plug the power cord into the Table and into an applicable power outlet and turn the Table on 4 Make sure all Table functions operate correctly ...

Page 79: ...cket UK A 70310 Comfort mask disposables A 70404 Supine access top 12 304 8 mm A 70434 Supine 12 304 8 mm access top section pad 2 50 8 mm Astrus A 70436 Advance operating top pad A 70500 EU Armboard rail EU A 70500 UK Armboard rail UK A 70500 US Armboard rail US A 70501 Flexframeaccessory rail 6 152 4 mm US A 70501 EU Flex frame accessory rail 6 152 4 mm EU A 70501 UK Flexframeaccessory rail 6 15...

Page 80: ...rs medium case 6 A 71263 Allen Ultra Comfort Covers large case 6 A 71301 Chest support with pad A 71302 Chest support pad A 71303 Hip support small with pad A 71304 Hip support pad small A 71305 Hip support medium with pad A 71306 Hip support pad medium A 71307 Hip support large with pad A 71308 Hip support pad large A 71309 Thigh support with pad left A 71310 Thigh support pad large A 71311 Thigh...

Page 81: ...l with clamp EU A 71500 UK Adjustable accessory rail with clamp UK A 71500 US Adjustable accessory rail with clamp US A 71501 EU Adjustable accessory rail EU A 71501 UK Adjustable accessory rail UK A 71501 US Adjustable accessory rail US A 71502 Adjustable accessory rail clamp US A 71502 EU Adjustable accessory rail clamp EU A 71502 UK Adjustable accessory rail clamp UK A 71600 Accessory cart US A...

Page 82: ...ximately 21 lb 9 5 kg Flat top weight approximately 36 5 lb 16 5 kg Lateral top weight 67 lb Electronic rotation 25 clockwise and counterclockwise can be locked at any point within this range Manual rotation 360 can be locked at horizontal and vertical orientations Maximum Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg 10 Battery life 3 yearsa a If the batteries are maintained correctly the expected life...

Page 83: ...F to 104 F 10 C to 40 C Relative humidity 15 to 70 non condensing Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Condition Range Temperature 7 F to 158 F 14 C to 70 C Relative humidity 15 to 93 non condensing Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Model Range A 71100 XX 120 V 60 Hz A 71101 XX 230 V 50 Hz A 71705 US 120 V 60 Hz A 71705 EU UK 230 V 50 Hz Model Range A 71100 XX 6 A A 71101 XX 3 A A 71705...

Page 84: ...nical and Quality Assurance Standards IEC 60601 Ed 3 for Class 1 Type B instrument IEC 60601 2 46 Ed 2 0 relevant sections IEC 60601 1 2 relevant sections IEC 60601 1 6 relevant sections IEC 60601 1 Classification According to Degree Protection against Electrical Shock Class I equipment IEC 60601 1 Classification According to Degree Protection against Electrical Shock Type B applied part IEC 60601...

Page 85: ...ts in accordance with IEC 60601 1 Rail Top Flat Top Positioning supports such as pads C Flex Head Positioning System and disposables Flat Top pad Lateral top Lateral top pad Lateral Drawsheet Lateral to prone bracket set Air pump Air pump tube set Air bladder ...

Page 86: ...nded CAUTION This device meets all requirements for electromagnetic compatibility per IEC 60601 1 2 It is unlikely that the user will encounter problems with this device because of inadequate electromagnetic immunity However electromagnetic immunity is always relative and standards are based on anticipated environments of use If the user observes unusual device behavior particularly if such behavi...

Page 87: ...Guidance RF Emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 The A 71100 XX A 71101 XX and A 71705 XX use RF energy only for its internal functions Therefore its RF emissions are low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF Emissions CISPR 11 Class B The A 71100 XX A 71101 XX and A 71705 XX are suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic and those directly connected ...

Page 88: ... Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV Line s to Line s 2 kV Line s to Earth 1 kV Line s to Line s 2 kV Line s to Earth Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage Dips Short Interruptions and Voltage Variations On Power Supply Input Lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for 0 5 cycles 40 UT 60 dip in UT for 5 cycles 70 UT 30 dip in UT for 25 cycles 5 UT 95 dip i...

Page 89: ...ey a should be less than the compliance level in each frequency rangeb Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol a Field strengths from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radios amateur radio AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the...

Page 90: ...quipment Rated maximum output power of transmitter W Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz d 1 17 P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d 1 17 P 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 33 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 37 0 37 0 74 1 1 17 1 17 2 33 10 3 69 3 69 7 38 100 11 67 11 67 23 33 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distance d in me...

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